Anonymous whistleblowers from the United Kingdom will no longer share crucial intelligence with the United States due to President Donald Trump ‘s counternarcotics operations.

In recent months, Trump has directed the U.S. military to halt drug cartel operations bound for the U.S. in the southern Caribbean Sea.

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The U.K. has joined an international consensus that Trump’s decisive military action against the international drug dealers is illegal.

“It is our long-standing policy to not comment on intelligence matters,” a U.K. government spokesperson told the Washi

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